8/17/2011 04:11 PM
BetRoyal Sportsbook player's payout attemptA BetRoyal (SBR rating D-) player tells Sportsbook Review that he is attempting to place a withdrawal for $700 via a cash transfer method. The player has allegedly been waiting five days for the funds to be removed from his online sportsbook wagering account. The player reports that he has called
BetRoyal posing as a potential signup and that he was told that withdrawal amounts are removed from accounts within three hours during the normal working day, with payment subsequently made in one day per either of the cash transfer methods. The player tells SBR that he called BetRoyal's bluff and pointed out that he has been waiting longer than what's advertised by the sportsbook. The player's first deposit to BetRoyal was for $25 in January of 2011. He estimates that in his time wagering with the online sportsbook that he has lost in the neighborhood of $1,000. The player reports that this is his first payout request to date. While not yet officially considered a slow-pay, BetRoyal's dodgy service highlights a tactic atypical of a
D- rated sportsbook — both failing to honor its listed withdrawal times and not removing funds from a player account until the minute the funds are ready to be dispatched, prompting the bettor to battle the temptation of losing his balance prior to payment.
SBR will update this
sportsbook report if this BetRoyal withdrawal attempt turns into a slow-pay situation. SBR generally considers slow payment to be two weeks+ after the quoted time-frame.
The most noteworthy complaint against
BetRoyal sportsbook occurred in July of 2008, when a player filed a $500,000 claim against the company. The complaint surrounded a group of players who were invited by BetRoyal management four years prior to trade prices and betting odds at BetRoyal against other online sportsbooks. The player's invested deposits of $86,000 eventually earned a balance of $586,000. In the week preceedeing
sbg global's (SBR rating D-) acquition of BetRoyal, the BetRoyal website was taken off the servers and when it returned -- the $586,000 was removed from the account. After a thorough review of available facts, SBR concluded that BetRoyal erased the winnings in order to take its labilities off the books prior to selling to
sbg global.
6/10/2011 10:34 AM
sbg global no longer taking players from USA?sbg global (SBR rating D-) removed the United States from its registraion page, but is still signing players up over live chat. Recently, several high-profile sportsbooks ceased allowing registrations
from US residents amidst legal controversy.
sbg global—perhaps in an effort to lower its profile—released
the information that it would no longer accept US players to
third-party sites.
SBR used a US-based IP address to pose as a player from California, and had a log-in created over live chat by an
sbg global representative. SBG provided cash transfer payment instructions to an individual in San Jose, Costa Rica.
sbg global has a documented history of deceptive and unfair business practices, and maintains a rating of D- on SBR's
sportsbook blacklist.
2/11/2010 10:39 AM
SBG refuses to revisit decision to lower payouts on winning Futures bet
sbg global (SBR rating D-) will not reverse its decision to lower payout odds on a Formula 1 racing future for all players. On 1/10 SBR
reported that it decided to pay one player who wagered $200 to win $14,00 on Jenson Button at 70:1. The player was not willing to accept a reduced odds settlement.
sbg global is refusing to pay other players who bet the 70:1 wager their full winnings noting that these players already accepted settlements. It is SBR's position that these deals were made under durress - players were given the option to ha ve the wagers voided, or settle at 10:1 instead of 70:1. The odds of 70:1 were fair market value when the wagers were placed.
1/10/2010 01:32 AM
sbg global reverses decision to cancel wagersbg global (SBR rating D-) has reversed its decision to cancel a Formula 1 racing future. The decision was initially outlined in SBR's April 22nd report. Three players wagered Jenson Button at 70-1 to win the Formula 1 World Championship. At the time the wagers were placed, other sportsbooks offered similar odds.
sbg global voided the bets and offered the players the wager at reduced odds - all but one player, who wagered $200 to win $14,000, accepted the deal.
sbg global has decided to honor the player's wager and agreed to pay the full $14,000. SBR will update this report pending the player's confirmation. The dispute was handled by new customer service manager, Juan Romano. | View original
sbg global report.
5/1/2009 04:47 PM
Scam Alert: Beware of sbg global (SBR rating D-) Kentucky Derby Bonus Offerssbg global is emailing players with deposit bonus offers of up to $6,000. The offers that seem to good to be true, might be. SBG recently stole players' winnings on the
Formula 1 World Championships. Players made valid wagers on a driver at 70-1 that were canceled and replaced with an offer of the same bet at odds of even money. Offering high odds on future bets without the intention of honoring the wager is a common scam. It allows a sportsbook to take a lot of action on an event and upsetting only a small percentage of those who wagered on the race.
4/22/2009 01:23 PM
sbg global (SBR rating D-) cancels futures wagers on Formula 1 World ChampionshipsThree players wrote SBR with similar complaints. Each player had wagered on Jenson Button to win the Formula 1 World Championship at the odds of 70:1. At the time these wagers were placed the betting market, including
Bookmaker (SBR rating A+),
The Greek (SBR rating A+) and
Betfair (SBR rating A+), was offering similar betting odds. SBG waited until Jenson Button won the first two Formula 1 races, voided the wagers, and offered to reinstate the bets at 10:1. SBG is wrongly applying the "gross or obvious error" rule to these bets. The line was not offered in error.
sbg global bettors are victim of outright theft. This sportsbook has a long history of cheating players. SBG management would not discuss the cancellations with SBR.
8/24/2008 11:27 PM
BetFirstClass WarningThe unrated sportsbook is one of 11 betting websites on its platform. They share the same IP address. Nine of those sites are registered under a proxy service. The other two, NetBet777.com and BetDragon.net have the same whois registration as one of the biggest bookmaker thieves in 2008,
Atlantisbets (SBR rating F). The new sportsbook, which has started an advertising campaign with at least one forum website, has copied the about us page and terms of service from
sbg global (SBR rating D-). SBG customer service states they are unrelated to BFC. BFC uses an unknown brand of software, also used by
BetCascade (SBR rating F). SBR will ask FirstClass management to comment before initiating rating coverage.
7/21/2008 11:43 PM
Player files $500,000 complaint against BetRoyal (SBR rating D-)
SBR Justin investigated the available facts of the complaint. In 2004 a group of players were invited by
BetRoyal management to trade prices and
betting odds at
BetRoyal against other
sportsbooks . The manager who had made the arrangement had taken a position with
BetUS (SBR rating D+) before this issue emerged.
BetRoyal management would often solicit sharp players to bet off action they did not want while offering them special low juice, or even no juice lines, to increase liquidity. For example, if the sportsbook felt it had too much exposure on one play or wanted to gamble on the other team, it would make the applicable vig pricing appealing for their players that were known to trade on the
sports betting market. The
sportsbook was aware that at least two individuals were placing wagers on this account. The deposited funds initially lost but the invested $85,000 in deposits eventually earned a balance of $586,000. Several days before
sbg global (SBR rating D-) completed its buyout of BetRoyal last year, the Royal website was taken off of the servers. When the site returned on the SBG platform, all winnings were removed from the account.
During the investigation, Royal, which was known for odd player arrangements and high risk bookmaking models, claimed that it had an agreement with the account holder that he would never take out winnings – only deposits. Royal claimed that the players were using some sort of hedging strategy where they would guarantee that they lost money at Royal, and won at other books. Royal offered no solid proof of this, often referring to the deal as something arranged independently by the manager that had moved on. The account holder denies there was any such agreement to “not withdraw winnings.” He rightfully points out that such an arrangement is not logical and describes a scenario where the account could only lose money. SBR told Royal that their explanation was not believable. The account holder believes BetRoyal erased the winnings in order to take $500,000 in liabilities off the books before selling to
sbg global.
3/17/2008 01:48 PM
BigJuicyOdds (SBR rating F) ownership tells management "the tap has been turned off." BJO off-line
It appears the sportsbook's ownership is refusing to fund the operation and player balances will be stolen. The sportsbook built good will with players after bailing out a group of sbg global (SBR rating D-) victims late last year and continued with overly generous offers and incentives. BigJuicyOdds poker players will likely lose over $12,000 as well. SBR will communicate with BJO management as more information is know about the situation.
Update 3:35 PM: BJO poker players previously credited through new third party poker network. Debt to players figured to be much less than amount in free money accounts credited to SBG victims.
SBR was included on and email from BJO management to ownership.
"How many times were you told and asked again and again? We kept on saying to you that you are giving away too much. You can’t give away 100k and expect to get that back in a few weeks. You went from -105 to -103 to even money then back to -103 then bailing out all these players, then onto crazy bonuses. Now you finally have players depositing, we finally convinced you to start setting some limits to bonuses etc, we were gaining the players trust that we worked our *** off to achieve and you pull the plug!!! Did you finally realize the liability of this venture? Did you finally fully understand what it is you are doing? This was asked countless times, always with a reply from you “no worries, I want BJO to be the biggest sportsbook out there.” We had to shut the site down Richard, we simply couldn’t take the chance and allow players to deposit money and not be able to pay them their winnings"
12/18/2007 11:33 AM
BetRoyal (SBR rating D-) website down; reportedly under denial-of-service attack.
An
SBR poster is told "
Our internet provide is under DDOS attack so we recommend that you place you wagers with ample amount of time via call center." Others have been told the sportsbook is
"performing server maintenance." BetRoyal is an
sbg global-owned sportsbook now known for
winnings confiscations that took place in October.
12/8/2007 12:10 PM
BetRoyal (SBR rating D-) website off-line for some users since December 2nd. Players can access their Royal accounts at former
sbg global sportsbook website, SportGamblers.com. SportGamblers.com directs visitors to the
BetRoyal homepage.
11/29/2007 10:13 PM
New sportsbook, BigJuicyOdds (SBR rating D+) processes payouts to sbg global (SBR rating D-) victims. BJO has sent the first player to meet a 20 time rollover requirement on bailout funds $9,000 and states he will have withdrawn $25,000 over the course of four days. A second player was paid $2,000 via Western Union. BJO credited over $95,000 to former
sbg global and
BetRoyal (SBR rating D-) bettors one month ago.
11/19/2007 07:25 PM
SBR’s Betting Rules Monitor:Sports-Gambling (SBR rating D-): adds rule #7 stating that "syndicate play" is prohibited. The generic rule was added to support recent theft of player funds at sister sportsbook
sbg global (SBR rating D-).
SBG stole winnings from players who purchased picks from the same commercial sports handicapper.
Bet1128 (SBR rating C-) changes max payout: "
The maximum amount paid out by the company for any one bet will be £97,500. €500,000.00."
Canbet (SBR rating A-) increases max payout: The maximum payout on any individual, multiple or combination bet, or, to any individual on any one day, is limited to US$200,000 US$400,000.
Legendz (SBR rating A+) adds rule #19 stating that free contest winnings are capped at $1,000 in a six month period. Legendz Sports also adds rule #20 stating that bonuses at multiple Legendz-owned sportsbooks will be at manager's discretion.
BetInternet (SBR rating B-) adds max payout for horse wagers of
£75,000.
11/5/2007 11:46 PM
BetCSL (SBR rating F) and DragonWager (SBR rating F) victims asked to contact SBR
BigJuicyOdds (SBR rating D+) has stated that it intends to cover the balances of stiffed players from these two small sportsbooks. Balance credits are expected to be received next week and, like the
sbg global (SBR rating D-) relief offer, will carry a twenty time roll-over requirement without a deposit. BetCSL and DragonWager were both serviced by the same hosting and software company chosen by BigJuicyOdds. BJO is currently under the microscope as victims from SBG try the new book after accepting a bailout offer.
10/29/2007 07:51 PM
BigJuicyOdds (SBR rating D+) credits players scammed by sbg global (SBR rating D-) and BetRoyal (SBR rating D-). Players who have yet to be credited with "bailout" money must
contact SBR to verify or correct SBG/
BetRoyal balance and account information. Confiscated winnings are expected to total slightly below $100,000.
10/26/2007 01:04 PM
Second sportsbook, BigWorldCasino identified from BetCascade Scam operation
BigWorldCasino is the second book in two days to be identified as part of deposit-only sportsbook, BetCascade's operation. Each book uses the same software and server IP address. Players can log in to the BigWorldCasino platform with their Cascade account details. Players have pointed out that the sportsbooks refer to themselves as
sbg global (SBR rating D-) in their Terms of Service. This is the result of copying SBG's rules and poor editing. BigWorldCasino enters the SBR Rating Guide at F.
Cascade Victim: I was able to login to betsportsinc and bigworldsports with my cascade password and ID. My delinquent balance and history shows. This shows using same database and same security software. I originally posted this but removed so they cannot fix the problem and deny it.
10/25/2007 02:48 PM
BigJuicyOdds offering bailout to sbg global and BetRoyal Victims
BigJuicyOdds (SBR rating D+) states it will credit players for winnings confiscated by
sbg global (SBR rating D-) and
BetRoyal (SBR rating D-) without requiring a deposit. A 20x roll-over (balance must be played-through twenty times) will be required before withdrawals can be requested. Players who elect to accept the offer must
contact SBR. BJO expects accounts to be credited before the end of the week.
BigJuicyOdds is a new sportsbook using Capilleira software and sportsbook hosting services. Capilleira-hosted sportsbooks were rated as high as C- in 2006. All Capilleira-based books were downgraded due to a lack of safeguards for players by Capilleira management. Capilleira blamed anonymous principals behind both BetCSL (SBR rating D-) and DragonWager (SBR rating D-) for inability to pay players. BigJuicyOdds tells SportsbookReview it also intends to absorb balances from these sportsbooks next week. BJO will be reevaluated following feedback from former CSL, DragonWager and SBG customers.
10/21/2007 08:49 PM
BetRoyal (SBR rating D-) ends "fraud investigation;" steals winnings
BetRoyal confiscates what is estimated to be just over six figures in winnings from 18 players that were also subscribers to the same sports handicapping service. The book paid a tout to refer these players to BetRoyal. The players, which were clearly sourced from the pick service, made money playing the pay-for picks at BetRoyal. BetRoyal was later purchased by
sbg global (SBR rating D-) in June. SBG was asked if they wanted to continue doing business with these winning customers by both the pick service and the players' account manager. SBG management was able to review the account activity and reaffirm that they wanted to book action from these players. The house continued to lose on these plays until management froze the accounts for an "investigation." SBG is known for freezing accounts prior to confiscating funds. This tactic is used to guage backlash from users and the negative effect on current marketing investments; legitimze the claim that there may have been fraud and something to actually investigate, and to simply stall from having to deal with victims when they are most upset. |
Recent sbg global theft
10/18/2007 11:22 PM
BetRoyal (SBR rating D) locks 30 players out of their accounts citing "syndicate play." Royal Sports had advertised with a handicapper that was having a successful year before the book was purchased by
sbg global (SBR rating D-). The capper repeatedly warned what was now SBG's operation that he and his users were on a winning streak but the book said that it was not concerned because "
all handicappers eventually lose." He and the players following his picks won in excess of six figures. The sportsbook now claims it is investigating the group for fraud and has frozen all winnings. SBR to interview the handicapper and contact SBG before updating in further detail. |
Read SBRforum poster's report editor correction: Pay-service handicapper counts 18 frozen accounts, which was confirmed by BetRoyal account manager. Five players file complaint with SBR.
7/3/2007 03:38 PM
BetRoyal (SBR rating D+) migration to
sbg global (SBR rating D-) platform completed. Players have complained of wrong account balances and bounced emails. Royal management tells SBR they are currently addressing technical errors and expect these issues to be resolved today.
6/29/2007 03:36 PM
BetRoyal (SBR rating D+) purchased by sbg global (SBR rating D-)
SBG will move BetRoyal from its Oficentro office and players to its Mercedes software platform on Monday. Royal has been lowered from C- to D+ and will remain under review. Royal Sports has improved its service in 2007 and support management, which is expected to stay with the book, has been attentive to player matters over the course of the past year.
sbg global has been on the SBR Blacklist since 2001 with most complaints coming from big players who were cheated out of large winnings. |
Royal Sports/SBG Statement
11/26/2006 11:55 PM
sbg global (SBR rating D-) cancels five-figure withdrawal, asking player to get in contact with management. Management has been unavailable and has not attempted to contact the player.
SBG users with substantial balances are advised to withdraw their funds immediately. This past year the sportsbook has reverted to its old ways of hassling and stealing from large balance holders after a relatively quiet two year period.
11/15/2006 02:16 AM
sbg global (SBR rating D-) steals $25,000 from playerThe bettor was credited with a $7,500 "bailout" after
PlayersTime (SBR rating F) closed. A three time roll-over (wagering a total of $22,500) was required. The player wagered his funds for two months surpassing the rollover requirement and winning his balance, which then should have been his free and clear, up to $25,000.
SBG confiscated this money, again citing "sharp action" as a reason for deleting player balances. SBG also tells SBR that the player was able to wager $2,000 per parlay and should have been limited to $1,000 despite what the software allowed him to risk. This same operation also stiffed players whose accounts were purchased from
SunsetSports (SBR rating F), claiming the players violated rules by being sharp and having "inside info". The total amount reported stolen by
sbg global in the past year exceeds $80,000.
Player to SBG: The rules were that SBG posted I had to roll over the $7500.00 (3) times and that was it, so I did. Now I am having to deal with this again. I thought you guys were a good book in taking the account and honoring some of the funds owed to me. I log onto my account and I was not able to see any of my bets and or balance. I called up and I called 5 different times and got the same story “account is under review” and so forth. I finally get to speak to you Randall and your telling me I didn’t obey the rules on my account. Well at the time of the $7500.00 being credited to my account no one stated any limits and there were no limits on my account. I know with other books you are able to put certain limits on the account and a huge company like you having 3k more active customers are telling me you have no way to limit a customers limits on there account. Come on now that is not true where these small mom and pop shops do know how to do that. I kept up my end of things and roll it over more then 3 times as that is all WHAT WAS TOLD TO ME. I didn’t even ask for a cash-out and your telling me “I probably wont get nothing” now I have to deal with this again.
11/14/2006 12:33 PM
PlayersTime (SBR rating F) closes; stiffs at least one player. The
PlayersTime Group sold its customer balances to
sbg global. The sportsbook deleted at least one balance of $13,500 prior to moving the accounts to
SBG. PlayersTime told the player "
Sorry, you get nothing. We don’t take professional players." This group stiffed users in the past claiming they
violated the "wiseguy rule."
11/8/2006 10:58 PM
sbg global (SBR rating D-) confiscates $56,660 before paying a take-it-or-leave-it "settlement" in the amount of $21,000. The account was opened with $800 by a woman who won $50,000 in the casino then withdrew $15,000. The woman’s husband verified with
sbg global that he was eligible to place wagers on the account before losing bets on sporting events bringing the balance down to $15,000. The following weekend he won wagers on college football and week 4 of the NFL, bringing the balance from $15,000 to $56,660. SBG zeroed out the account the following Monday morning, claiming the husband was not allowed to wager under the account. After the account holder filed the complaint with SBR, SBG altered the wording of the rules regarding third party account access.
Original text:In the event that a third party places a bet or is thought to have placed a bet, said bet shall be valid, whether or not the alleged third party had the prior consent or knowledge of the customer. Under no circumstances will any bet be cancelled for that reason.Post-confiscation text:
(iii) You shall not allow any third party to use your account, password or identity to access or use the Service or the Software and you shall be responsible for any activities undertaken on your account by a third party. You will not reveal your user name or password to any person or use any other person’s account, password, identity or means of payment to access or use the Service or the Software.
Notes: sbg global collected a copy of the couple’s marriage certificate and identification documents, originally stating that once proof of identity was provided the full balance would be paid. Management admits to knowing both husband and wife were using the account before the balance peaked at $56,660. The husband also held a losing account at SBG which has been dormant for months, with a zero balance and is in good standing. SBG allows for multiple users per household.
8/30/2006 06:59 PM
Sports-Gambling and
sbg global downgraded from D to D-
8/30/2006 05:48 PM
Mailbag Complaints:
WorldBet (SBR rating D-): Player’s winning wager on FIBA basketball cancelled after match due to erroneous
betting odds. Book not responding to player emails requesting the book pay at correct market odds.
DragonWager (SBR rating D-): Book moving toward F rating after two more players report no-pay cases. DragonWager continues to supply odd excuses such as a surge in chargebacks.
Bets4All (SBR rating F): Latest wave of no-pay complaints began last Tuesday. The sportsbook is using its usual excuse, stating it needs six weeks to verify legitimacy of credit card deposit. The
’verification process’ has lead to players waiting for months, years and some not being paid at all.
Sports-Gambling (SBR rating D-): New player reports confiscated $3,000 balance after transfer from
SunsetSports (SBR rating F-) account, for being "
too sharp". The
sbg global (SBR rating D-) Group has confiscated over $33,000 in legitimate balances in past year.
8/21/2006 01:20 PM
sbg global (SBR rating D) gives player back amount he deposited, $10,500 of $28,821 balance
Management tells SBR the total balance of $28,821 was originally confiscated six months ago because the user had an account with the company’s other sportsbook, Sports-Gambling.com, where he gave "professional action". This player wagered at
sbg global for two months, meeting his bonus rollover requirement. In that time the account was reviewed resulting in a reduction in betting limits. SBG purchased
Sports-Gambling in March of 2005, after the player was asked to leave Sports-Gambling. SBG states they will keep the player’s $18,321 in winnings.
6/5/2006 03:42 PM
sbg global &
Sports-Gambling downgraded from D+ to D
6/5/2006 12:19 PM
sbg global Theft: sbg global (SBR rating D) and Sports-Gambling (SBR rating D) Management confirms it has confiscated account balances due to "sharp play."A Sports-Gambling player wagered consistantly over a two month period after his
$7,000 balance was transferred from Sunset Sports(SBR rating F-). Management tells SBR they "
zeroed his account because he is not someone we wish to deal with" after beating the book to
betting odds changes in hockey.
A player with SBG was told he will not receive his balance of $28,821, which
includes $10,000 of deposited funds, due to the fact that he had an account with the company’s other sportsbook, Sports-Gambling.com. Management tells SBR it was due to his "
professional action." This player also wagered for two months, meeting his bonus rollover requirement at reduced betting limits of $500. SBR is scheduled to speak with ownership tomorrow about these cases, which can only be classified as blatant theft.
5/3/2006 06:26 PM
SBR mailbag:
10Bet (SBR rating C+): Player writes that
10Bet has cancelled his wager due to a bad-line, off by 10 cents, after the game was already in progress. Today’s phone calls to 10bet went unanswered.
Update May 9: 10bet provides documentation proving the wager was canceled prior to the start of match. 10Bet tells SBR of plans to add 24/7 phone support for US players.
Bet4Aces (SBR rating D-): Multiple players report timely payouts. One
Bet4Aces client complains of being charged a $50 withdrawal fee, despite the book’s banking page listing "
Free" withdrawals for all transfer methods. Upon inquiring about applicable fees, SBR was told to call back in the morning because "
customer service was at dinner".
sbg global (SBR rating D+): Two players complain of confiscation of winnings due to having an account at a sister sportsbook within the
SBG family.
12/25/2005 10:35 PM
SBR Bill Dozer reports: SunsetSports(SBR rating F) players left with more questions. Last week SBR confirmed with
Sports-Gambling(SBR rating D+) management that the book, which is part of
sbg global Group, would be taking over all Sunset player accounts at the start of this week. SBR has since spoken with
sbg global’s General Manager who said the deal is not finalized and all accounts may not be migrated to Sports-Gambling. SunsetSports.com is now back online, claiming they are under a new company under different ownership. Sunset, which redirects to SunsetWager.com, tells SBR that customer accounts were divided according to "player packages" and some accounts will be moved to Sports-gambling. Sunset is telling account holders they must roll-over their balances 6 times before they can have access to their funds. Players are rightfully concerned that Sunset’s latest promises will not be fulfilled. It is more probable that this wagering requirement is the latest stall tactic for unmovable accounts than it is that a new owner chose to take over a no-pay sportsbook, service its frustrated bettors, and build the tainted brand.
11/30/2005 01:38 PM
Sportbook.com joins BetCorp Group, upgraded from D+ to B-. Sportbook’s players will not experience an interruption in service and players will immediately benefit from a higher level of customer support and software. Sportbook was previously powered by
sbg global (SBR rating D+) and Mercedes software.
3/8/2005 06:35 PM
SBR Bill Dozer reports: sbg global (SBR rating D+) acquires
Sports-Gambling (SBR rating D) which was already under
sbg global management. Sports-Gambling is now fully owned by SBG.
12/11/2004 06:47 PM
Robbie McPhail, who stiffed players as the owner of the defunct Apex Sportsbook, is using the Apex website to promote his sportsbook affiliates. ApexSportsbook.com features ads for Pinnacle Sports, Hollywood107, Sportingbet,
sbg global, Cybersportsbook and Mybookie. SBR is asking these sportsbooks to withhold any commission payment to Robbie or to work out an arrangement where the stiffed players can begin to receive payment. SBR will be able to provide a list of players owed. Robbie’s new sportsbook,
PlatinumSportsbets (SBR rating F) is also promoted on this site as well as his other sites which include Askthebookie.com.
10/14/2004 05:38 PM
SBR Bill Dozer reports: sbg global (SBR rating D+) slow-paying player in order to "audit casino play". Payment was to be executed yesterday but management tells SBR they do not know when the withdrawal will be processed. SBG claims all casino play must be audited in order to "make sure there was not a glitch". This player’s pervious payout was also delayed.
UPDATE 10/15/04 Player receives payment.
4/1/2003 05:10 PM
This weeks complaints:
BringMeLuck ,
sbg global ,, scandicbookers, betlay, Sportshustler
6/18/2002 03:34 PM
sbg global - Upgraded to the Black List - Lack of recent complaints no longer supports RUN! List rating
9/17/2001 12:58 PM
sbg global - Downgraded from the Black List to the Run! List